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Medical doctor found dead with throat slashed in Westmoreland
A Burmese-born medical doctor, who had been living in Jamaica since 1997, was found dead with his throat slashed at his home in Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland, on Sunday afternoon.
CommentsWoman killed in Trelawny after being struck by police motorcycle
The Falmouth police in Trelawny are investigating a fatal traffic incident in which a woman was killed after being struck by a police service motorcycle on Saturday.
Comments- Two men charged with murder for July and October incidents in Kingston and St Andrew
- Hylton blasts gov't for Christmas congestion at Port of Kingston
- Westmoreland woman charged with murder of boyfriend
- At least 32 dead in Nigeria Christmas food distribution stampedes
- Five men nabbed in ganja seizure at St Thomas wharf
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Health + Tech | E-prescriptions a game changer in healthcare delivery
Electronic prescription (e-priscription) goes hand in hand with healthcare digitisation, and when integrated with electronic medical records (EMR), it has the potential to significantly enhance healthcare delivery and the overall patient experience...
CommentsPeace now and beyond Christmas
THE PEACE envoy, Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, was in Jamaica this past week. The Art of Living presentation saw Gurudev being welcomed on stage by the group HUMBLE as they sang Bob Marley’s One Love, One Heart. It was a beautiful, nonjudgmental,...
Comments‘This opportunity means a great deal’
Jamaican football freestyler John Manradge, who will play a lead football role in a new series titled ‘Bob Marley Hope Road’ that is slated to kick off in Las Vegas next summer, said it’s an opportunity that will allow him to advance his dreams....
CommentsLeaders Mount Pleasant, Portmore clash in JPL feature
The second round of the Jamaica Premier League (JPL) kicks off in earnest this afternoon, and just like on opening day, league leaders Mount Pleasant Football Academy and Portmore United will highlight the day’s fixtures at Drax Hall, starting at 3...
CommentsFirst Rock buys $1.6B stake in Cayman complex
In a deal worth $1.6 billion, First Rock Real Estate Investments has acquired a stake in a commercial complex in the Cayman Islands. It’s the largest transaction in that territory for the Jamaica-based group. The company secured a majority stake...
CommentsJethro Sheeran dismisses ‘feud’ with cousin Ed; plans to attend Freedom Street
Singer, songwriter, and producer Jethro Sheeran is blasting as “90 per cent English tabloid junk” a November 22 article in the UK’s Daily Mail with the headline “Ed Sheeran’s cousin lifts lid on the REAL reason behind their very bitter feud as he...
CommentsRaul Davis blazing a trail with ‘Sounds From Yaad’
Content creator Raul ‘Blaze’ Davis is quite a character. In fact, he is many characters. An actor, playwright, and social media influencer, Davis successfully carved out his space in the digital realm, fashioning relatable characters who reflect...
CommentsHoly smokes!
ROME (AP): Pope Francis turned 88 last week and marked the occasion with revelations that he almost didn’t make it. According to excerpts of his upcoming autobiography, suicide bombers had planned to attack him during his 2021 visit to Iraq, but...
CommentsAmerican Airlines settles lawsuit filed by 3 black men who were ordered off fight
American Airlines said Thursday it has settled a federal race discrimination lawsuit filed by three black men who were ordered to deboard a flight last January. Financial details of the settlement weren't released. American ...
CommentsChoose affection over perfection
In today’s world we’ve become obsessed with perfectionist attitude. Be it in ourselves, others, or our surroundings, the pursuit of flawlessness has overshadowed essential human values like affection, acceptance, and kindness. This relentless chase...
CommentsThe enchanting Homerus Swallowtail
Among Jamaica’s breathtaking biodiversity, the Homerus Swallowtail is one of its most captivating wonders. As the largest true swallowtail butterfly and the largest butterfly in the Western Hemisphere, this creature symbolizes Jamaica’s unique...
CommentsT-TAG TOP-UPS NOW EASIER THROUGH PARTNERSHIP
Motorists travelling on the island’s toll roads using T-tags are now able to top up more conveniently through a partnership between TransJam Highways and Transactions E- Limited (TEPL). TEPL operates Jamaica’s largest non-financial electronic...
CommentsFashion over style
Deftly curating personality images, one chic garment at a time, fashion editor and stylist Anatolli Smith has built a solid reputation as an oft-called-upon name in international fashion. The Jamaica-born, Big Apple resident is the creative eye...
Sunday Social
With the festive season now upon us, Ambassador N. Nick Perry invited distinguished guests to a special holiday reception at the US Embassy in Jamaica on Tuesday night. The event, buzzing with lively conversation, flowing drinks, and abundant food...
Dennis Minott | Disgusting innocence: Tufton and Jamaica’s health sector
The phrase “disgusting innocence” captures a paradox where intentions, though seemingly pure, lead to odious consequences that cannot escape scrutiny. Nowhere is this more evident than in Jamaica’s health sector under Christopher Tufton. His near-...
CommentsMark Wignall | Who should we believe?
“The PM has further IC troubles with real property that was not built in compliance with the law. His response; he is being victimised by the Integrity Commission (IC). Does the prime minister (PM) ever accept responsibility for his actions? Your...
Comments- Danielle Walwyn, Jenée Farrell and Stephanie Whiteman | Beneath the festive wrapping
- Patricia Green | Manley’s affordable housing strategies inspire Mottley’s love theme
- Imani Tafari-Ama | Human rights, equality and justice: Elusive in the context of violence
- Byron Blake | Nuclear power: Take the warnings seriously
Editorial | Dairy and the economy
Wesley Hughes | Jamaica’s bauxite and alumina industry at crossroads